SoundTube Entertainment has announced the immediate availability of its latest U.S.-manufactured in-ceiling speakers. The Dante/AES67 IP-enabled PoE IPD-CM62-BGM-II-US speakers are now shipping, marking what SoundTube calls a milestone in its commitment to domestic manufacturing, networked audio, and product excellence.
The new SoundTube model, part of the CM-BGM-II-US series announced at InfoComm in June 2024, is said to represent the company’s dedication to meeting the requirements of the Buy American Act (BAA) and Trade Agreements Act (TAA). This compliance reportedly ensures that government entities and projects requiring U.S.-made products can specify and install SoundTube speakers.
“We are thrilled to bring these US-made speakers to market. The IPD-CM62-BGM-II-US not only delivers the exceptional audio quality our customers expect but also support American jobs and manufacturing,” comments Shannon Humphrey, president of SoundTube. “This launch reinforces our commitment to innovation and meeting the diverse needs of both commercial and residential audio markets.”
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U.S. Made IPD-CM62-BGM-II-US Utilizes Proprietary SoundTube Technologies to Deliver Broad Dispersion
The IPD-CM62-BGM-II-US speaker features a 6.5-inch coaxial woofer with a 1-inch silk dome tweeter. Internally, the company emphasizes, the Dante-friendly speaker features its BroadBeam Ring technology and a tuned port on the baffle that is said to provide smooth off-axis performance, midrange clarity and a rated low-frequency response down to 60 Hz (-10 dB). SoundTube notes low-latency digital audio, power, and control are delivered to the speaker via standard category cable.
Supporting professional integrator, SoundTube states the IPD-CM62-BGM-II-US commercial version calls for a 10.5-inch hole cutout when viewed from below the speaker with its lime-green enclosure has an 11.75-inch overall diameter when viewed from below.
SoundTube boasts the speaker combines its latest audio technologies, along with the added value of U.S. manufacturing to offer customers a premium, domestically produced in-ceiling loudspeaker. Boosting the speaker’s value is its compatibility for a wide range of networked audio needs, including retail and hospitality spaces, and large residential whole-house audio installations.
InfoComm 2025 takes place on June 11-13 in Orlando, Fla., and MSE Audio and SoundTube are exhibiting in booth #2813 during the annual trade show.
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